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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
13
In Lucca on May 18 Il Duce Mussolini watched a fencing match. General Funghera touched by the sword finished quickly, then Mussolini kissed the general on both cheeks. The item also mentions light classifieds and apartment listings under City Classifications.
The recreation school planned for May 1 to 31 has been postponed due to a nervous breakdown suffered by John Marlin of the Playground and Recreation Association who was to conduct it. John Hansard, superintendent of recreation, announced the delay. A new date will be announced, with notices listing items in the classified section.
Washington May 13 testimony before the senate lobby committee revealed Anti-Saloon League opposition to referenda on prohibition. F Scott McBride branded referenda as “stuffel rabbite” and urged the right kind of appointees, arguing referenda are unconstitutional and non binding. The exchanges touched on league funds, Kresge’s donation, and the league’s origins, with questions about the group’s influence on Western voters and political maneuvers.
Leonard Howarth aged 64 a veteran officer and mining figure in the far west died in Rosa California last night Born in Pioneer he rose to prominence in law enforcement and mining circles his death marks the end of a notable career in the regional industry and police service.
In Dallas on May 19 the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South issued a statement to newspaper editors. It praises the press for service but notes some papers fail to adjust pricing, and some members fear press pressure on episcopacy. The committee discussed complaints by Bishops Cannon Moore Monzon and Duboge and the conduct of related episcopacy matters.
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